Waiting and Sacrifice Behind a Haircut Bargain
Esperance trades her hair for five guineas to fund a future scheme while family tensions rise over the decision. In the drawing room the Bennetlike circle debates Esperance’s prudence as Gaspard faces poverty and mounting pressure to secure passage to Ceylon. Claude Maguny visits, urging resilience and offering help to keep Gaspard from despair.
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Esperance
Cathearn
Denners
Esperrane
Cornelia
George
Esperanca
Zee
Katharine
Fravens Neville
Worthington
Dean Collingan
England
Frances
Fenry
Gaspard de Mabillon
Ancy
Lady Worhlogtos
de Mabillon
Iugland
Lady Worthington
Dean Fay
Claude
Oleh
Llewry
Academy
Sir Henry
Reah
Marina
Marl
Ana
de Mablllors
Hianes
Henry
Mr. Seymour
Gaspard
Pentonville
Shome
Ceylon
Esperanes
Toor Gaspard
Lynn
Mleory
Claude Maguny
Graude
India
Berry Workington
Gatti's
de Mabilton
Weill
Sailor Andrew Sexton recalls Cuban War service aboard Dolphin
In a letter from the U S S Dolphin at sea dated July 2, Andrew R Sexton describes joining the Chicago naval reserves at May 22 and sailing to Tampa Key West and Santiago. He details coaling duties after Chicago training, bombardments of Cuban forts, combat with a Spanish torpedo boat, the Guantanamo blockade, and a rough voyage with mixed meals and conditions aboard ship.
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Madison
Andrew A. Sexton
Andrew Sexton
Chicago
Key West
Gramdar Schoel
Spain
Mitha
Ukicago
Ioust
Tampa
Florida
Louisville
Havana
Dolphin
Nico Sean
Santiago
Sintal House
Aso
Santiago Bay
New Orleans
Yankee
Guan- Vanamo
Liembard
Guantanamo
Marblehead
Movnes
Dolnhis
Newark
Lancaster
San Juan
Madison IL
Andrew TR
Sexton
Nightlife and Cemeteries in San Juan Central
A vivid, though fragmentary, account describes San Juan nightlife with Moorish-Cuban influence, noting dancers, guards, and the Campo Santo cemetery. It details colonial social norms, gender roles, and the stark neglect of tropical graves, contrasting Spanish and English island practices.
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Campo Santo
San Juan
Residenia of
Columbariae
Columbarium
Tropics
Havana
Mexico
West Indies
Spanish Islands
Jamaica
Barbatoes
Kent
Canaries in Spanish Atlantic Fortified for Defense
The article notes possible U S action toward the Canary Islands as Commodore Waisson visits en route to Spain. It describes Santa Cruz and Las Palmas as fortification hubs with 7,000 Spanish soldiers and 1,000 artillerymen, plus engineers and 600 troops arriving to strengthen defenses. Barracks, breastworks, and munitions shipments are reported, with local amity houses seized by the government.
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Spain
Waisson Wil
Canaries
United States
Africa
Tatopa
St. Augustine
Fia
Ladrones
Santa Cruz
Tenerife
Las Palmas
Gryer
Teneriffe
Weyler
Bollong
Southampton
Cape Town
Population figures for Nen City direct Chieque in 1897
The record notes Nen City direct Chieque now has a population of TSHareo and cites Je van Juervest of 65,000 over the Oeuvres for 1897.
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Chieque
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Bertha
George Pw
Affilcton
Madison Loy
Andrew R. Sexton
Cuba
Porto Riex
Porto Rico
Duenna
Cadiz
Pauline Machtan
Joan -Arc
Maer
San Tuan
the Canaries